Sentence examples for fragile edge from inspiring English sources

"The Fragile Edge" is a quietly ambitious, if sometimes meandering, book.

It was there in his work; he was always on that fragile edge of life and death".

"The Fragile Edge: Diving and Other Adventures in the South Pacific" does offer a handful of true-life big-game tales.

This water world, and its most fertile and fragile edge, the coral reefs, are the continuing cradle of life on earth".

Finally, chapter seven (Living on the Fragile Edge of Awareness), presents powerful evidence concerning the brain as the root of our consciousness.

The reason for this is that in VSR repair, the sutures must be placed in the fragile edge of the infarcted ventricular septum, and a large patch is sometimes needed to cover the defect.

They have pushed themselves to the fragile edges of exhaustion.

The Department of Urban Planning and Design at the Harvard Graduate School of Design GSDD) hosted a conference April 4-5 titled "Desert Tourism: Delineating the Fragile Edges of Development". Panel discussions with leading architects, planners, and developers explored the relationship between tourism, social development, and the architecture and landscapes of arid regions around the world.

Be it melted cheese inside the fragile edges of a filo or puff pastry pie; silky vegetables under a rough-textured crumble topping; a dark and delicious gravy with Yorkshire pudding; or buttercream held inside the crunchy case of a meringue.

With the spacecraft climbing at more than twice the speed of sound, the foam lump slammed into the fragile leading edge of the wing with the force of a concrete block.

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